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Hi guys I painted this some time back it has some of the key basic techniques to airbrushing like preshading and pin washing.I hope to me make more videos like this in 2013 so ideas and advice is more than welcome.
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I watched this to get a bit of a refresher as I am about to test out the preshading and pin washing for some Imperial Fists and Sons of Medusa vehicles and this will be very helpful.
I would have never thought such a light coat of a brown would look so good for weathering. I will be giving that one a try as well.
More Dakka wrote: Great tutorial, this is the first time I have seen preshading, very cool.
It works great with red, which know is a low pigment colour, would it work well with yellow using a brown as the preshade colour?
I have just used the preshading method for an Imperial fist vindicator and I used a darker brown and it worked well. Just make sure you don't cover the preshade too much with the yellow and you should still see the shading fine.
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More Dakka wrote: Great tutorial, this is the first time I have seen preshading, very cool.
It works great with red, which know is a low pigment colour, would it work well with yellow using a brown as the preshade colour?
I have just used the preshading method for an Imperial fist vindicator and I used a darker brown and it worked well. Just make sure you don't cover the preshade too much with the yellow and you should still see the shading fine.
Great advice mate, I wish i could see the finished result of your vindicator
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